FEB NIBJ: Digital marketplaces open doors for artists, vendors, shoppers
Artisan, entrepreneur and children's book author Rhonda Newton writes in a notebook while accompanied by her canine companion, Bouddi. Newton has been using online marketplaces to connect with audiences and sell products since 2014.
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Rhonda Newton of Rathdrum is seen at a recent event with her books and famous potato characters Paisely, Masher and Sprout. The author connects with audiences and sells inventory at local markets and brick-and-mortar stores as well as through online marketplaces such as Etsy.
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Children's book author Rhonda Newton is pictured with Paisely the Potato, played by B’Shaun Taylor.
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Modern artisans and shoppers have the world at their fingerprints, thanks to the internet and online marketplaces such as Etsy and Shopify.
Crafting enthusiast and entrepreneur Rhonda Newton of Rathdrum was introduced to Etsy in 2014 when she sold NFL-themed wedding bouquets, garters, corsages and boutonnieres. Etsy (etsy.com) is a digital marketplace that connects creators and vendors of handmade, vintage and custom items with audiences seeking those unique products.
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